The Size Queens – Weather Underground Goodbye Lyrics
Artist: The Size Queens
Song: Weather Underground Goodbye
On the day you went underground
People were in line at the Chevron station
Oh, they were just hanging around
As though waiting for a reservation
Your mother lived in Atherton
She had sharp eyes but didn’t have much of a chin
And her tears fell straight to the linoleum
On the day you told her you were going underground
Your brother was a banker
And he sucked up as much money as he could
He was so ashamed that when the FBI came
And asked: “Did you bomb the Pentagon toilet?”
He named your name
Now your wild out sister was seventeen
And she was interviewed on CBS
She was wearing your scarf and your microdress
And when they asked “Were you right?”
“Oh my god, my sister, oh yes”
Now some people agree you were a communist
Others say you were just a miss
They were talking about you waiting in line at a Chevron Station
Acting like a special guest
And they’re still waiting there
At the Chevron station
Acting like they were waiting for a reservation
Oh, they’re all waiting in line
Waiting to fill up while you’re going underground
Waiting to fill up but you’d blown town
You’d blown town
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Release Year: 2007